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Peter de Reus here, I am a new member from New Zealand I have owned Triumph Salons since 1975.

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I will use the name Padre in my posts.
I use weekly my 2.5 pi which has been slightly modified with a few Chis Witor engine and suspension parts.
It is now a non power steering manual O/D.
It was my daily driver for many years.
Now I use it at least once a week, more often as I an now retired.
I will be in the UK visiting my Daughter in Edinburgh mode may to mid July, any recommendations of Triumph events on at the time?
 
Padre - welcome to BCF. You'll probably find some worthwhile destinations and groups here:

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63 Car Club 750 Motor Club (Scotland) Aberdeen & District Motor Club Association of Motorsport Recovery Operators Berwick & District Motor Club
motorsport.scot motorsport.scot

svvf.org.uk

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IMPORTANTANNOUNCEMENTS SHOW ALL CANCELLATIONS AND RESCHEDULED EVENTS The Scottish Vintage Vehicle Federation was established in November 1973 with the aims of publishing an events programme each year and maintaining a register of competitors. The architect of the SVVF was Tom Sked of...
svvf.org.uk

I envy you heading to Edinburgh this time of year!

Good to have you with us. How 'bout posting a photo of your 2.5?

Tom M.
 
welcome! we were there a few years ago and this was wonderful - not just many marques but everything from bicycles to steam engines

www.glamis-castle.co.uk

49th Scottish Transport Extravaganza - Glamis Castle

Strathmore Vintage Vehicle Club are delighted to be holding the 48th Scottish Transport Extravaganza in the magnificent grounds of Glamis Castle over the weekend of 13th & 14th July
www.glamis-castle.co.uk www.glamis-castle.co.uk

looks like some other options:

thirlestanecastle.co.uk

Past Event: BVAC Classic - Festival of Motoring 2025 - Thirlestane Castle

Sunday 8th June 2025 Join us for The BVAC Classic Festival of Motoring, the premier classic car show in Scotland. This has been held annually at Thirlestane Castle for over 15 years and is organised by the Borders Vintage Automobile Club. This festival of motoring attracts over 1,000 classic...
thirlestanecastle.co.uk thirlestanecastle.co.uk

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www.festivalofmotoring.co.uk

Home - Scottish Motoring Festival

The Scottish Festival of Motoring event promises to be exciting and entertaining with a variety of displays including Club, Show Case Arena, Modifieds, Classic, Retro Cars, Motorcycles. Daring Stunts, Supercar Passenger Experience, Demos, Kids Zone, making it the must go event for all the family.
www.festivalofmotoring.co.uk www.festivalofmotoring.co.uk

In terms of 'padre' - are you one? welcome!
 
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